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Winicker and the American Boy | Renee Beauregard Lute

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Winicker Wallace is delighted to learn that Mademoiselle Bennett's nephew will be joining her class. His name is Roger and just like Winicker, he's American. Winicker volunteers to show Roger all of the things she's learned to love about Paris, but Roger isn't interested. He would rather disrupt Mademoiselle's class, play mean tricks on Mirabel Plouffe, and get Winicker and Mirabel into more trouble than they've ever imagined. When it appears Roger has gone too far, Winicker learns the importance of standing up for herself and her friends, and that telling an adult is not the same as tattling.

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Winicker and the American Boy | Renee Beauregard Lute

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This is a great story about a group of young girls learning how to stand up for themselves and that telling an adult is not always tattling. Winicker and her Paris girl friends meet Roger. He's a prankster and leads them into serious trouble. There's also a bit about feeling left out and including others. Love the use of French there's not a lot but cool kids can read other languages. (Glossary in back of book.)

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